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FOR. SALE
MMMMVW
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FOR SALE Ford, fnlly equipped.
1J17 Model. Phone 22SX 25-3t
FOR SALE 191 model Indian mo
torcycle; almost aew; cheap. Box
3. or call at Straw' Dairy. 2S-3t'
FOR SALE One 1S1 Ford ia first
das condition. See Zink at O. K.
blacksmith shop. t
FOR SALE Xew. modern 5-room
bungalew: buffet and cabinet kit-
eaes; large basement with stone fonn
dauoa; moat beseea to oe appreciai-i
ed; easy terms; l-Proved a? wm trade . good :. is. lUllroaU
Hot Sprtags Addition. Pboae 224.W ltmUmn Je Cb.tcote. 9
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FOR SALE Fire milk- cows, span
toot aid males, veil broke; term
arataery. Box 1042. Klamath Fails
orkos!el3F2. 18-21
t 'f-r
FOB SALS Modem 4-rooss koaaa.
Aly 224 Michigan ave. 25t
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Famished room, rtw
( water, bath; reasonable; gen
tleman preferred. Call 131 Second
otrotc lttt
HELP WANTED
SMHASSMNSNMMMMMMWNNNMMMMIMWI
WANTED Position as housekeeper.
Call Mrs. J. D. Lent, Washington
Hoase. room 19. 2-lt
MISCELLANEOUS
Welch I still bwjtac hides aad
Good friret, ltw Sixth street.
WANTED--Cattle to pasture; fine
'crass. Acdress 11. A. Jones. Odes-
sit. Oregon. 19-t
A urge tract of level, fertile home
stead laad. Will locate settlers at
reaeoaable rates. Address Cnas.
OraTSs, 21 Washington street, Klam
ath Palls. Oregon. 12-1 m
FARMLANDS
THE GOVERNMENT needs farmers
as wan as Jesters. Two million
throe kuadrew thousand acres ot Ore-'
SOS A California Railroad Co. grant!
lands; title revested In United States;
?"hi opened for homesteads and sale!
Contains some of the best land left
la the United States; large copy
righted map, showing land by sec
tions aad description of soil, climate.
rala fall, elevations, temperature,
ate., bjr counties. Postpaid $1. Grant
Lands Locating Co., Box C10. Port
Mad, Oregon. 2i-Ut
Bajrlsasoaer. Dea't take cfaaaees.
Hat it insured by Chlkote. 12-ft
Mat some good 40 and SO acre lr.
rigated tracts close to Fans, partly
to alfalCs. Prices are loir aad terms
right. See Clillcote. 9
Joe Stemphuber of the Miller Hill
Section traded with local merchants
today.
A. E. Beaalager bought supplies
Iters) today for bis ranch at Swan
Lake.
Lodgs No117. 1. o. a. r.
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issr sucnta sv n n. vr
W. .igta Ottarhala. .'... v '
WmvtM Kaoamameat No. 41, meets
t Jaff5ryrp)j - -
nwr1' ' ""
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J., .' 1- -Z. rm wW(BlBni, &WU. BSISSiISi
Sy News
Klwtk
M1D1.AND. July !. Edgar rur
br is ruttlnc his rjf for hay
Hllbert Sargent has arrived from
Fort Jones. Calif., to spend a few
da.vs at the Hooper home.
Midland people are regretting very
much that two of their prominent
young men, YVm. Hooper and AIlion
Davidson, arc selected In the serial
drawing-
J. D. Hooper Is going to cut soraeUect the product from moisture,
of his wheat for hay.
. . ..
Last ijatuway evening Mr. ana
Mrs. J. u. ttooper gave a party iorJcUeft,e.jotD to vnytfci from injects
their son and daughter. The follow-j(mre or twice a day the material
ing were present: Mis Mildred Wor.j should be turned and the dried piece
den. Clyde Barks. Miss Vera Porter,
Walker Enman. Ed Frollng. Cordon
Quimby and Mr. and Mrs. J. I).
Hooper. Miss V. Frolling. William
Hooper. Miss Kitty Ess. Allison Da
vidson. Miss Esther Morgan, Earl
Hembree. Miss Myrtle Ess. Dave Wor
den. Miss Stella Hooper, Sam Enman.
Chas. Facght. Miss Dorothy Morgan.
Ha Hooper. Carl Barks. Interesting
games were played thruout the even
ing. Dainty refreshments were serv
ed at midnight. The Star Spangled
Banner was sang before the guests
- j departed.
With Rngers!
Comsjjft Off
Deeenl hart a bit ts lift air
I cera or callus right off. Try It!
For a few cents yon
can 'get a small bottle
of the magic drag free
scne recently discovered
by a Cincinnati man.
Just ask at any drug
store for a small bottle of
treexone. Apply a few
drops upon a tender, ach
ing eon or callus aad in.
stantty all soreness disap
pears and shortly you will
ffnV th. aa a ull-. - I
... -r .vi! vi WIS! Hi
lucae laai yon can lilt It
on with the flneers i
Just think! not one
bit of pain before apply
lng freezone or after
wards, it doesnt even ir
ritate the surrounding
skin.
Hard corns, soft cores
or corns between the toes, also hard
ened calluses on bottom of feet, shriv
el up and fall off without hurting a
particle. It's almost magical.
Ladies! Keep a tiny bottle on the
dresser and never let a corn or callus
ache twice. Adv.
Suburban acre tracts, SIS Mala
street- Sale hectas Jjajjr IS. 10-tf
H
OUSTON'
Metrepelltaii Awmmints
s
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
STAR THEATER
SE.VA OWKX I.V
-A WOMAN'S AWAKENING"
TEMPLE THEATER
K. E. S. E. Presents
Wiirley Mason ia
"THE LAW OK THE XOBTH"
jA Story of the. Canadian Wilds In
Five Parts
"Hearst Pathe News,"
Currents Events
"Musty Suffer Comedy
ADMISSION TEN CENTS
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTt7RES
TUESDATS AMD SATUmDATf
Merrill. Of agon
-a. . ..
m. .cai jo per cent more to
briid now than a letr years n(; re
you carrying enougti insurance? Ask
Chilcote for rates.
ORPHEUS THEATER
IWoeratioa,"
A Universal Drama In S parts.
Purple Mask The Sky Moasters,"
ruunesnta episode, s parti.
"ABoohfarLsKk,"
Joker Comedy.
4DWWDX TBX CKNTs)
I
FOOD PREPARDNESS
THRKK WAYS TO IWV
The simplest form of food conser- by thU process, care should he taV.cn
ration, sun drying, is to plac pieces that the temperature Is not too high
of food on sheets of paper or muslin Drying by air blast takes advantage
and expose, them to the sun. says
days bulletin from the National Emer. (or creation a current of air,
pency Food Harden Commission of directing It along a series of trays
Washington, which Is co-operating stacked one above the other The
with the Kvenlng Herald In a nation- Mimti-r of trays Is regulated by the
I wine campaign iu Me iouu. a an
llme care should be taken to pro-
along towards evening the material
I should be taken Indoors. The food
houd carefully cohered with
retnoted. No exact time can be given dltlcned" by purlng from one con
fer drying, but a little experience will tainer to another dally for several
soon make it easy to determine fcen days. All moist pieces should be re
the products are sufficiently dried, turned to the drier until cure.!.
When nrst dried, vegetables should be Proper packing and storing U of
rather brittle, but not so dry as to Kr.at importance. Tin cans and
snap or crackle, and fruits rather pasteboard boxes with tight fitting
leathery and pliable. Product will rovers, moisture proof paper bags and
mould If not dry enough. similar containers may be used. Small
In drying by artificial beat, cloth packages should be used, so that the
or wire trays may te suspended over
the range or dishes of food may be ter opening. Seal all cans and paper
placed in the oven, or specially con-, boxes with paraffin and tie tops of
sttneted driers may be purchased, j bags tightly. Store all dried pro
In oven drying the food stuffs may bej ducts In rool place free from mo
placed on dishes or wire screens In a(ture. Insects and vermin, and label
slow oven, with the door partlallyall packages for convenience In find
open. Fcr drying over a stove. aHng. nv sendinc a twiveent stamn tn
e,
single tray or series or trays may be'Iio Maryland building. Washington,
suspended by a Tire, or specially con-. D. C. you will Ket a drying manual
structed driers may be placed directly free.
County Court Proceedings
MAY. 191
C. Bowman. Juror circuit...
Geo. L. Shell. Juror circuit
court
Jno. R. Hagelsteln, Juror cir
cuit court
Chas. H. Flackus, Juror cir
I9.S0
7.00
8.40
cuit court 11.50
L. Griffin. Juror circuit court. 1S.00
Wm. Barks, Juror cirruit
court . . Rn
James . Dlson. Juror circuit
court T.io
John Cotman, Juror circuit
COUrt
.40
(
A. West. Juror circuit
5.10
7.0
i court
Chas. Burdorf. Juror circuit
court
Geo. Noble. Jr.. Juror circuit
court
W. D. Cofer, Juror circuit
court
Tom Dixon, Juror circuit
court
L. B. .Dixon. Juror circuit
court
John Shepard, Juror circuit
court
D. W. George. Juror circuit
court
Chas. W. Thomas, Juror cir
cuit court
Fred McKendree, Juror cir
cuit court
Solomon Dewey, Juror circuit
4.70
, court 21.00
W. H. Casebeer, Juror circuit
court 24.00
D. G. Horn, Juror circuit
court 17.20
Clyde Bradley, Jurcr circuit
court 15.40
L. A. Richardson, Juror cir
cuit court 2C.40
L. D. Ward, Juror circuit
court 12.20
Ham Dixon, Juror circuit
co"rt 14. CO
G. H. Carleton. Juror circuit
curt i60
8. C. Hamaker, Juror circuit
curt 24.80
James H. Owens, Juror circuit
coun 26.00
J. C. Edsall, Juror circuit
court 24.oo
John Matney, Juror circuit
court
Fred Beck, Juror clrcui't
court
John Jackson, witness grand
Jury
W. B. Freer, witness grand
Jury ,
David C. Skeen. witness
14.80
8.60
6.80
8.60
grand Jury
Johny Jackson, witness grand
Jury
J. D. Swift, witness grand
Jury
Geo. E. Gillette, witness
grand Jury
T. E. Butts, witness grand
jury
Dora Butts, witness grand
Jury
Mrs. E. R. Jenu, witness
grand Jury
12.00
10.00
4.40
9.60
4.20
4.20
54.70
Vary Asklns, witness grand
Jury
Ted Smith, witness grand
J
Ctm. Murphy, witness grand
105.40
3.00
Jur J.20I
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH
upon the top of the stoe. In drilng
to - of electric fan or some similar device
sue OI me lan. A comoinawon
this method with sun drlng sUe
and cellenl result. Drying b) this
pro
cess may be done In twenty -
four
house, or less, a few hours being suf.
flcient In the case of siaie vegetables
and fruits.
Itefore storing for the winter. It Is
oentlal that dried material be "con.
product may be consumed quickly
atini
T. TEAM
Mrs. Con Murphy, witness
j grand Jury
John Houston, witness grand
Jury
:.;o
Henry Stout.
ritness grand
I
Jury
2.20
I grand Jury . . .
Merle Houston.
4.20
witness
erand Jurr
, Snort'r Rraiur. witness grand
2.20
Jury
2.20
C. F. DeLnp, witness grand
j Jury 2.20
C. It. Dcljp. witness grand
' Jury 2.2o
Edna Wells, traveling ex-
! pense school supt 100.00
10.60 Bushong & Company, office
' supplies, June. 1917 .l
3.20 Western Union Tel. Co.. ser
vices school supt.. May,
117
1.80
, II. L. Velt. mdse. county poor,
5.00 Mrs. Craddock, June. 1917
j C. II. Underwood, office sup
4.60j plies. June. 1917
j Edna Wells, cash adv. post
4.00j age, etc., June, 1917
Pioneer Printers, office sup
3.20 j plies, June, 1917
I H. G. Shidler, salary road
6.40- supervisor, June, 1917 ...
20.00
13.00
1.1
6C.00
Dr.
C. A. Ram bo. assistance
county poor at farm, April,
1917
30.00
James Dell, salary road sup.
ervlsor. June, 1917
F. W. Sexton, Sth grade ex
aminations, July, 1917 . . .
Mary Reith. 8th grade exam
inations, July, 1917
Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.. service
poor farm. May and June
1917
C. R. Deljp, cash adv. post
age and express
Star Drug Company, supplies
poor farm, Dec., Jan. and
April
8.00
13.00
9.00
6.00
5.3S
26.00
Star Drug Company, supplies
county offices, Dec. to June
1917
Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., services
11.61
court house, April 21 to
June 20, 1917 4,15
Mrs. G. C. Anderson, services
elections. Dairy precinct,
Jun", 1917 15,00
E. M. Chilcote, rent, elections
.No. g precinct, June, 1917
Fred Bueslng, rent, elections,
No. 6 precinct, June. 1917
H. L. Velt, rent, elections,
Worden precinct. June.
5.00
5.00
1917
L. F. Kirkpatrick, meals, elec
tions, Wood niver precinct
June, 1917
I- A. West, rent, elections,
Mt. Lakl precinct, June,
1917
Wm. N. Wlllson, rant.' etc..
elections, No. 1 precinct,
June, 1917
M, F. Parker, rent, etc., elec
tions, No. 10 precinct....
Mary A. Jackson, rent, etc,
elections, No. 7 precinct.
Nov., 1916
CO
7.00
6.00
COO
10.00
10.00
G. F. Vote, rant nlainB.
Wood River precinct. June
9"
10.00I
FALLS. OREGON
R. E. Smith, rent, lectlom.
No. 4 precinct. June, 1917
KUmath Transfer Co.. rent
elections and war registra
tion, June, 1917
Chaa. K. Wordrn, tent. ele
llons, No. 7 precinct, June.
IS17 .
U I.. Truat, examining A. J.
Palmer Insane
Warren Hunt, examining A.
10.00
and
J. Palmer, Insane ...
K. D. Jolinon, examining
Mrs. Jaussrii and MIm
Cress, tnsaue
J. F. Morley. guarding A. J.
Palmer. Insane
(olden Rule Store, mdte A.
oi
ex.
J. Palmer. Insane 11
Warren Hunt. eene Health
officer. June. 1917
Star Drug Company, supplies
circuit court, February,
1S17
Star Drug Company, supplies,
county Jail, January, March
and April, 117
P. 1.. Fountain, bailiff circuit
court. Stearns vs. Murdock
Hushong & Company, office
3.00
pplles. June, tit 1 7
7
Wefl
tern Transfer Co,, dray-
af -
age
1911
court house. May,
Underwcod Typewriter Co.,
office supplies, Mny, 1917. 46. 75
MceU Bros., services District
Attorney, June, 1917.... 3.50
W. O. Smith Printing Co..
office supplies. May, 1917. 10 5P
Merrill Times, publishing for
County Assessor, amount
ing to II 00 was disallow,
ed In full
Pac. Tel. : Tel. Co., services
court house, June, 1917. .
Myrtle Palmer, widow's pen
sion for July, 1917
I. O. O. F. Hall Assn.. office
rent.' District Attorney for
41.00
July. 1917 20.00
S. H, Gardner, mdse. county
poor. Oden. June. 1917 . . . 14
Ward Obenchaln, mdse,
county poor, Mrs. Gerrue.
June. 1917 47.15
W. M. Duncan, cash advanced
upholding criminal laws., to. 00
Roberts tc Hanks, supplies,
court house, April. May
June. 1917 12,73
Bert C. Thomas, refund of
fee pail clerk circuit court 5.00
W. n, Spenc.-r. additional
liountv. 1 covnt j ,i,)
James McFerron, aditltlnn.-il
hoi nty, 5 coyxes ; on
L A. Illchardsan ,iddltiin.it
bounty. 1 eoyei: j 00
F-.nk Hurry, additional boun
ty, 1 coyote 1 00
F. C. Collman, additional
bounty, 1 coyote l.no
D. P. Dangherty. additional
bounty. 2 coyotes 2,00
Raymond Chllders, additional
bounty, 2 coyotes 00
Jos. A, Sterzl, additional
uuuniy, coyotes 4.00
Sol. Dewey. Jr.. additional
uuuniy. z coyotes 2. 00
Henry Andrleu,, additional
bounty. 1 coyote 1,00
C D. Rlfner. additional
bounty, 1 coyote 1.00
Jim Dedomos, additional
bounty, 1 coyote 1 on
S. C. Hamaker. additional
bounty. 1 coyote 1.00
Chas. A. Esllck. additional
bounty. I csiyote 1 fin
Claud Bechdoldt. additional
bounty, 1 coyote 1.00
F. O. Freucr, additional
bounty, 1 coyote 1.00
J. II. Fought, additional
bounty, 7 coyote. 7 no
Harold 8. Tuttle. additional
bounty, 2 coyotes 2.O0
Art Nichols, additional boun
ty. 1 coyote j 00
George Vohs, additional
bounty. I coyote , 00
Ivan Tayler, witness circuit
court. BUte vs. Hobbs, ... is 00
-cw.ii tare, meals jury.
Steams vs. Murdoch c.00
jnuerwooa Typewriter Co.,
office supplies, April. 1917
Herald Pub. Co., Pub. county
75.70
court proceedings 33iC0
v,na. v. Thomas, repairs for
county Jail, June, 1917...
T. E. Griffith, trans, insane
Mrs. Norton. June. 1917
60.25
4.40
1,50
3.20
27.50
10,40
tO. I. Gregg, Inspecting pota-
toes, May, 1917
B. W. Gowen. Justice fee,
State vs. Montgomery ....
K. W. Gowen, Justice fee!
mie vs. Hurling et al..
ft. T. Baldwin, const, fee.
Staters. Burling, et al...
I'rcy Evans, Justice Juror,
SUte vs. Burling, et al....
O. L. Carter, Justice Juror.
State vs. Burling, et al..
Alag Nosier. Justice Juror
State vs. Burling, et al..
John Brett. Justice Juror
State vs. Burling, et al..
W. C. Townsend. Justice JUV-
or. Burling, et al
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
John Hamilton, Justice Juror,
U T. lla)Jtn. Jutlce U
I 00 em, state vs. Ilutllnc. l
j al
'.uitlu lls)dn. justice lt-
nr, Slate
ItlirlltlK el
al
KeltU Ambttue, Justlte lt-
5.00 ne. State s Hurling. l
al.
S.00.Date llutllllg. Justice llne
Slate . Hurling, el l. . , ,
00 John NeUon. Jutle lnes ,
SUte s. Hurling, ft al
Harry llrcntief. Justice
jOOOj r,,4, Slalf Hurling, rl
. al
S.OOJTom Noud. Justice llne.
Slate . Hurling. e( al,. .
SO JT K. umiiiid. om.i. .cr. .-m--
i. Hurling, rl 4i
: W ioell. Jmtlce fee.
Stale , Clsrk. et al
K. W. Git en. Justice fru.
Slate Slmtlr. ! l . .
(5 U llutuphtey. cont fr
State v Swindler
K W lorn Justice tff.
State s. Coir j
K W (ioen. Justice fee.
Slate t Leonard ... ...
It. T llalitln. riti.t. fee.
State vs. 1-onard
K. W l5t)U, JlUllcr fee.
State vs. Sabo
(5. 1- Humphrey, const, !.
State t Salx)
H W. (!oen. JuitlCe fee.
Slate v Jnhn (Ke
K. W. tioweii, Jmtlrr fee.
Stale lllrhardioti Itrt".
(5. I. Ilumpbrev. const, fee.
Stale ts Itlcliard.on liriN. .
H W Gowen. Juitlce fee.
Slate ii Clark, rt al
K. W (lowen. Justice fee.
Slate s. Cady, et at
(1 I- Humphrey, rnt. fee.
State Cady. el al .
K. W Go en. Justice fe.
.to
I 00
: to
4.00
t 3
3 20
3 30
3 50
3 30
C IS
3.30
State vs. Itouy
II. T. ttaldwln. const, fee.
State v llouy
Mrs. II. E. Jones, Justice lt.
ness. State Vi Itouy
II K Jones, Juatlre witness.
State vs. Itouy
E. W. Gotten, Justice fee.
State v Asklns
K, W. Gowen. Justice fee.
State vs, Sabo
G. I. Humphrey, const, fee.
State vs, Sabo '
l.eon Decker, Justice ltnr.
State vs, Sabo
e :o
: 10
97
1,70
1 70
3 20
13.90
3.30
3.20
Arthur Milliard. Justice H.
hess. State vs, Satio
G I.. Humphrey, Justltr w.
ness. State vs. Sabo
K. W. Gotsrn. justice fee.
State vs. Mills, et al .
H. T. Baldwin, const, fee.
State vs, Mills, et al
3 20
3 20
When
You
Travel
It Is most Important that
your watch bv accurato. You
depend 011 It to get to th..
station In timu.
An unreliable watch ran
"poll the schedule of r()r
Journey mar th,. pleasure
of an iiitlro vacation.
Ileforo you leave Klamath
Fulls, bring your watch to
I'lip's to ho rliuncd. You'll
bo suro then of accurnte
time while you arc nwy.
Make that one of th rirst
t'HtiKs in prepiinitlon for
your vacation trip.
Frank M. Upp
Jeweler rr
433 Main street
Official 8. I Watch Inspector
nTT!!4"
KODAK
; imju
I FILMS
I Bought at our store
DeveUH Free
VOU HAVK 15 CK.NT8 O.V
KACII now,
rs.' iri luifu
UlUlerwoo
t. iniirii n wlls iirrr.nM .- .-
TIH'IIHU.iV. Jl'I.V UO, Ur
K, W, tlowti. jutilrv f,.
Hist t t'dil). r( n
H 8 Wilson, Mi list lew HlNIti
t'atly. et mI
(I, W Oltlrld. JiuUc 1
Hll- v. I.I.W.))
I' M. Iluiliitm, ruin! f,
tfl.ilc l,lVe
I! W, (Innrii, Jll.tlr,, (
Hl,l(e , Hlemtnse
(I U 1 1 ii tup limy, roust ir
;lnti in IIIIHm
I 70
I 70
1 70
1,70
I 7H
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
I 7u
'i r- T"M 1 1 il .
I 70
JOHN tJ. CI.MJIUlltN
4'oMNiy Murrnr
t.'Ull Ettallirsr
:.nn
'0'
3.5,
I)K J. II. CAKTKK
sil,
D E N T I S T
3 30 1
orrict. nooms r an a
WMITt MUIIOINU
30;
City & County Abstract Ca
3 30
AIITIIfl It. IVH.MIV
117 Main SI.
AltHNUII. M .. ,iN1J
wr rrt Mossoy fur Lta
I.Mt!t.t.t':
on
DR. F. R. CiODDAR!)
sistl.llPATIIIC I'HVMlIt
Hullr '.'lit, I. II. I), K. Trnt,4,
lteinrlnler Kkanilu.il. .r
ullnllon Is frrs at your lows,
In Hip ottlrsv
I'rtrlliee I m !. - iH
folding irrl Usble for Itoinr lr4.
mrsil. TliU iiiaurt-a ifw hssat
treMlttirtil tu lir ua In any gitsi
lis Hhs nlHc st (It prlre a a
ant.
I'llotH U,
ltr,enri- pliotte 'JAeV-M,
W. D. MILLER
Ittxiflng CsMsrortsr
MAllljuld, Tar and Gravel Hoof
ing. Itoof Coating. Itepalr Wort
a Specialty. 213 S. Sixth Stress.
Phone 293,
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